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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1891

Page

12

Darke trials unfold in Trent murder tale chapters

Summary of chapters recounts Sallie Matchin claiming marriage to Harry Trent, Darke’s life imprisonment, and a plot spanning Paris treasure, Dupont, and Solange. Keppel Darke escapes a wreck, finds Trent's will naming Sallie as heir, then unravels cipher documents and imperial treasure as Count de Lisle pursues a portrait of Olympia Raven.

Darkie Harry Trent Sallie Matchin Trent Raven Olympia Darke Sing Sing Paris Najeen III Maurice Solange America Solange Dupont Aspinwall Keppel Darke Long Island Rof Harry At New York Nassau Street Count de Lisle Olympia Raven Mademoiselle Mr. Bannick Cent

Count de Lisle and Olympia Move in New York Tales

An excerpt follows Count de Lisle recounting war dispatches, army moves, and a dying Napoleon. Olympia learns of a planned art school while a portrait of her friend Keppel Darke sparks tension and a mysterious Italian, Alonzo Garcia, plots amid a crash of a fire engine and a street-side encounter.

Count de Lisle Lisle Bobby New York Harry Trent Providence Harry Alonzo Garcia Trent Sally Matchin Captain Sally

Olympia and Count de Lisle Meet in Studio Conversation

Olympia hosts Count de Lisle in her Parisian studio during his first America visit. They discuss Europe, Napoleon, and his Cross of the Legion while he reveals his plan to settle in America and reflects on French monarchists and the war with Germany.

America Tom Bannick Olympia Paris Tom France de Lisles Napoleon Corsica Germany Bazaine Gravelotte Metz

European royalty oddities and illness teased in London

A jumble of royal anecdotes from Europe features Prince George of Greece as a famous boxer, the Prince of Wales insured for 800000 dollars, and a beard trimming czar. It notes Queen Victoria’s vast descendants, relics in London, and a betrothal plan for the Servian king’s yet unborn bride Xenia of Montenegro.

Prince George of Greece Otto Bavaria Queen Victoria London Prince of Mantua Xenia Montenegro Nicholas Belgrade

Wayside Gleanings: wide ranging world notes and curiosities

A collage of facts notes Swiss immigration, Arizona citrus rivals, Pennsylvania debt, Savernake forest sale, a Brooklyn charity freeing orioles, horse teeth factories in Paris, Onyx value loss risk, new mineral finds in Missouri and Smyth County Virginia, British India empire size and population, Korean appetite, Y M C A property and staff, ancient Greeks ballots, Rome voting influence, and reflections on history repeating itself.

United States Arizona California Pennsylvania Savernake Forest England Brooklyn Paris Missouri Smyth County Virginia India Europe Russia Rome

Astronomer Estimates Global Meteoric Projectile Rain

An astronomer estimates Earth is struck each year by about 146 million meteoric projectiles. The figure reflects an astronomical assessment of micro-meteoroid input to the planet, highlighting the constant influx from space.

Feeding of the 5000 and the lesson of abundance

The article reviews Jesus feeding 5000 with five barley loaves and two fish near Bethsaida. It notes disciples questions, the crowd’s hunger, Jesus blessing and distributing food, and the miracle producing twelve baskets of leftovers. It reflects on faith, testing, and the prophetic recognition of Jesus as Messiah.

Jesus Galilee Sea of Matthew Mark Luke John the Baptist John Bethsaida Philip Apostle Abraham Israel Andrew Simon Peter Elisha

Portraits and notices from a late nineteenth century page

The fragment lists diverse figures including Robert Louis Stevenson’s Samoa home and its rumored altar fireplace, Edwin Arnold of the London Telegraph, George Keenan described as omnivorous, the German emperor granting a pension to Hermann Thorn for Hymn of Labor, sculptor Mme Berteaux’s Academy chair, and William E. Fales noted as a U S marshal and writer with New York Chinese language experience.

Robert Louis Stevenson Samoa Edwin Arnold London Telegraph George Keenan Germany Hermann Thorn Thorn Mme. Berteaux M. Chain Academy of Fine Arts Mme. Barteaux William E. 8. Fales United States Amoy China Mott Street New York

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